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Who will replace Mark Hughes as Blackburn manager? They will certainly have a tough job on their
hands keeping the nucleus of the current squad together, in addition to bringing in fresh talent to
try and ensure a top half Premier League finish is realised once again. Sam Allardyce has already
thrown his hat into [.
Blackburn chairman John Williams reckons a new managerial appointment should be made at the end of
the week, and it's looking like one of two candidates at the moment. In the red corner, we have Sam
Allardyce, good at Bolton and not given much time to be anything other than a failure at Newcastle.
In [.
Will Steve McClaren, Paul Ince and Sam Allardyce be overtaken on the line by this dark horse,
finishing fast on the rails? The Guardian report that Henk Ten Cate is back in the race to be the
next Blackburn manager, with Rovers chairman John Williams jetting out to see the Dutchman
yesterday, quizzing him [.
To be fair, if Joey Barton was anything other than a professional footballer, he would have run out
of chances a long time ago. However, the Daily Mail report that his career could be effectively
over, with Newcastle United planning to release the player who is currently on a suspended
£55k a week while in [.
Well, maybe not the fans favourite but he's currently at the top of bookmakers' lists. While Blackburn might talk of not rushing to appoint a replacement for Mark Hughes, the truth is that they can't leave it very long at all, especially with player contracts to sort out and potential new signings to be lined [.
They say that if you gave a million monkeys a million typewriters and had them bashing away for a million years, you would end up with the complete works of Shakespeare. One wonders whether Sam Allardyce, if given a million years, a million players and an endless dripfeed of cash could have turned [.
Who would be the better choice for the Blackburn job? Now that Alan Shearer has politely excused himself and eased back into his relaxed BBC career, it looks to be a two-horse race between the young and talented Paul Guv'nor Ince and the old hand Sam Allardyce. Ince has done a brilliant job at [...]
It's entirely possible that Sam Allardyce is in pole position to become the next manager of
Blackburn Rovers. After all, he has been interviewed at Ewood Park about the position and has
demonstrated his prowess in the Premier League with Bolton. Some might argue he might have done
well at St James' Park if he'd [.
It appears that the club have made a decision over who to appoint as their next manager. Blackburn
chairman John Williams has conducted a string of interviews with the likes of Sam Allardyce, Steve
McClaren and Michael Laudrup, although it seems he and the board have decided to plump for an
up-and-coming candidate instead of [.
